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Canada
Ten short topics about Canada: Ottawa, lakes and rivers, Rocky Mountains, forest, beaver, polar bear and changing coastline. Three knowledge cards and five problems in each lesson.
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- 10Thematic lessons
- 10Sequential lessons
- 50Scored tasks
- 10Theory sections
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Country and capitalTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Canada: country and capital
We distinguish between country, capital and mainland.
Ottawa: river and canal
Let's find out how a waterway differs from a separate river.
Lakes and river systemTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Great Lakes: water and shores
We look at fresh water and common shores.
St. Lawrence: river to sea
Reading a simplified sequence of the waterway.
Mountains and forestsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Canadian Rockies
We distinguish between a mountain system, a park and a lake.
Boreal Forest: Trees and Environment
We recognize the trees of the northern forest.
Beaver and polar bearTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Beaver: dam and pond
Let's look at how an animal changes its environment.
Polar bear: ice and sea
We distinguish between animal, food and environment.
Shores and waterfallsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Bay of Fundy: Changing Shore
We observe the ebb and flow of the tide without schedules.
Niagara: river and waterfalls
We read the waterway and distinguish its parts.
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